Sentence examples for cheery idea from inspiring English sources
The album's persistently cheery idea is living as if you were going to die soon, which is different from living as if you wanted to die soon.
But while this numbing girds Eliot's cheery idea that some of the living are already as good as goners — a notion that Ms. Wojtowicz-Vosloo seems to endorse, if only because she seems more interested in Eliot than Anna — it also deadens the proceedings because there's no modulation.
This decoupage pumpkin should inspire all sorts of bright and cheery Halloween ideas.
Despite Mr. Bush's cheery demeanor, the idea seems to be a nonstarter on Capitol Hill, where Democrats have set universal coverage as their goal and the two parties remain miles apart in their visions for helping the nation's 47 million uninsured.
I'd heard some good ideas, and cheery news among the dire forecasts.
Almost all camp out regularly at Pejman Mar's simple but cheery offices, batting around ideas and, sometimes, receiving a $15,000 to $25,000 convertible note from Pejman Mar in the process.
Almost all camp out regularly at Pejman Mar's simple but cheery offices, batting around ideas and, sometimes, receiving a $15,000 to $25,000 convertible note from Pejman Mar in the process.
Filled with joyless people in drab rooms (Josh Silfen's grubby cinematography doesn't make things any cheerier), "Silver Tongues" takes a novel idea and uses it to jerk us around.
The idea of "sign-off" is a cheery little way to sell his second referendum policy – the factory foreman of UK PLC inking the dotted line on his clipboard at the end of his shift.
